It is no joke.... "Humans are the scariest beings on this planet". periodT.

An unbelievable horrifying performance from Natalie Portman. Totally deserved the Oscar

Don't take it too seriously, actually this movie showcased the fact that how too much seriousness can make you insane.

As a recovering anorexic who grew up with a controlling mother, this movie portrays exactly how hunger, delusion and obsessive perfectionism make you fall in deep and I absoluteley admire Darren Aronofsky for that.

This movie literally terrifies me more than any horror movie I've seen.

"I felt it.. Perfect ..i was perfect " this moment ☄

I’ve never been so terrified. I didn’t watch the trailer and i thought it would be a sweet movie of a girl who became a great ballet dancer kinda like billy elliot but oh how wrong i was

Such a complex, underrated movie. There’s such an abundance of symbolism, it goes so much deeper than what a lot of people think.

Everyone and everybody thought this was just a ballet movie turns out they were wrong .

am I the only one who thought this trailer was scary

Natalie Portman deserved that Oscar with her acting from this masterpiece. Still one of the best films ever made. I wish we get more movies like this that deal with obsession like Whiplash and I Tonya. I really hope Last Night in Soho won't disappoint because I have a good feeling it will be like this.

I keep coming back to this movie again and again. Aside from it being a cinematic masterpiece I also feel so drawn to the psychological motifs even though it's not at all obvious to me why I feel that way. It's truly terrifying, yet so alluring and almost enchanting. I'm even obsessed with the poster image... I'm scared to look her in the eyes but once I do I can't seem to look away, feels like I'm looking at Medusa. 10/10 truly a brilliant work of art.

It's so refreshing to see a trailer which doesn't ruin the movie.

Taking AP classes will probably get me to this point of emotional stress.

This isn't a horror film, it's just our daily struggles with ourselves.

I watched this movie in theatres with my friends back when I was like 13. We were kids and didn’t even know what it’s about beforehand, needless to say it made such strong impression on my mind, so shocking and scary and good. Remains to be one of the most memorable cinematic experiences in my life!

Natalie Portman is amazing.

I thought it was a great film; found it artistic and very thought-provoking.

Who’s here after bts’ Black Swan

This movie is a true masterpiece. The acting, the music, the subtleness. Everything is on point. Spot on.

I read that professional ballet dancers make somewhere around 30-35k a year. Why do they get paid so little? They train their whole lives, push their bodies to the brink of limitation, and have to be perfect and elegant while performing in front of n audience. You would think they would at least make 100k. I know people will say they are doing what they love but, damn, that's no money at all. You might as well work a office job and make like 50k or something. I would be pissed if I was a ballerina and people like Kim K makes millions while doing absolutely nothing!

This is the best female performance in one movie of this century!

I just finished watching this movie a couple of minutes and I didnt really have much clue what it was doing to be about. I thought it was a wholesome, trying to be a ballerina movie... This movie is the definition of perfection. Please if you havent this is your sign to watch it before someone spoils the ending

This movie OMG I didn't knew this existed until today after the mv it connect so much with blood sweat and tears...

If she hadn't have won best actress at the 2011 academy awards for this performance i would have riot

You can definitely see the inspiration from Perfect Blue in this movie

This movie is highly inspired from an anime movie "perfect blue"👍

this movie is so beautiful in so many ways. the acting is on point and this story twists your brain to a point of no answer. it’s thrilling to the level of absolute horrifying beauty.

This got dark pretty fast

Wow, this trailer doesn't do the movie justice at all.

I felt Natalie’s acting when she got the part and called her mom and got emotional in the bathroom. I think the sequel should be the White Swan, an off-Broadway attempt of Winona Ryder as she recovers from her injuries and terrorizes the director so she can get the part and then she kills all the cast.

*This is my favorite movie of all time.*

"What happened to my sweet girl?" "She's gone!" And Black Swan's gorgeous face... Pretty good detail. I'm here becasue of this scene. This movie is totally masterpiece!

Dear Lord, the music in this trailer is beautiful.

It's Been 10 Years And This Trailer Still Has The Most Views In The Entire Channel

One of the few previews where they show you what happens in the movie already but it still doesn’t ruin the experience somehow!! You literally are given the beginning, middle and end in the trailer yet somehow everything was still fresh watching the film. Love it!

just saw this a few days back. i don't have any words.. Natalie's performance was mind blowing!

I would want to watch this movie but I'm scared of it in the sense that I feel like it would fuck up my mind

I remember walking into the room as a kid when my parents were watching this and I was so terrified by the "black swan's makeup" idk why it was very intimidating to me and now after so many years, as a teen I feel like it's still very intimidating to me but I want to keep going back to look at it. Now that I understand the meaning of THIS movie, literally get chills.

I watched that movie yesterday, my mother didn't like it that much but i absolutely loved it. Perfectly shows how she slowly goes insane, this burning passion that she has and that she would die for. Those little plot twists throughout the entire movie, everything about this was just perfect.

This movie is insanely perfect.

can't believe this was a low budget movie of 13 million dollars, thought it was a hollywood production. My god Aronofsky is a genius.

I saw this three times opening week. No regrets. Loved the Perfect Blue references too.

who is here after watching Bangtan Black swan single

The movie is beautiful. I felt like i am not the only one who feels to push herself towards perfection too much, to the point where peace doesn't seem sweet anymore. I relate to this. Self destruction, overthinking, manipulation, jealousy, fear, darkness i have felt it and it feels real in the movie too. This is a master class movie...

This movie is an EXPERIENCE!

People still don't understand the true beautiful message that this masterpiece brings to us. Such a unique movie. I relate so much to Nina.

Top-tier cinematography. Especially the camerawork when they’re rehearsing their ballet routines, when the camera shakes a little when doing the cinema verite style. It’s mesmerising…

One of my favorite top 10 movies of this decade

This movie had a niqqa feeling emotional af. At the end I had a chilling sensation throughout my body where I almost wanted to cry but I just couldn't get the cry out. When the film went into the credits, I was still staring at the screen breathing kinda hard from the climax ending. Never really felt that way about a movie even though I did cry when I watched king kong but I was much younger. Black Swan is definitely a tear jerker. Now I see what the hype was about this movie 5 years ago at the oscars or whatever cinematic award show that was.

This HAS to be one of the MOST beautiful and hypnotic films I might ever see!

that scene with Natalie and Mila was my gay awakening

this movie was so breathtakingly powerful, it absolutely blew me away. i've never seen a movie that can represent the light and dark within every single person so perfectly. anybody, literally anybody that says this was a bad film must not have understood it because it was flawless. flawlessly acted by every person, flawlessly filmed, flawlessly directed. just incredible

One of the best movies ever: dark , deep, psychological.... Bravo Natalie

She deserves 2 Oscars for this performance.

Just here to say I'll never sleep again

Masterpiece.

One of the things I love about Aronofsky is that certain scenes in his films are far more twisted and frightening than most horror movies.

I think I’ve seen this movie about 3 or 4 times and Natalie just keeps amazing me. 10/10 performance! Totally deserved that Oscar!

Live Action Perfect Blue is looking pretty good ngl.

I literally started belting into tears into the last 15 minutes because of how insanely perfect it was, ironic hearing the last line of the film

I too thought Lily was a hallucination or the dark side of Nina I often found myself wondering if Nina was even good or normal at the beginning It was horrific but also exciting to see the perfect pure soul of Nina go dark and insane and the evil that brought the darkness in the corners of her heart out in light *the irony* thrive. It was amazing how her little perfect world and ideal was just an illusion to hide the madness that after was for all to see

This movie stays with you... Nina's mental transformation fucking haunts you. It's both seductive and terrifying

The way arofonsky frames his central character, spiralling but forever sympathetic will haunt your dreams for a long time to come

Mind blowing performance by Natalie Portman !! She truly was perfect

Guys, it's not really THAT deep... I've tryied to figure out that movie for like, 3 years now, and now I got it... Nina had a personality disorder, wich is to say, she had 2 oposite personalities inside of herself, but she didn't knew it. She was always living like Nina, the white-swan girl, but she didn't realized that sometimes she did some dark things, for example, having sex with Toma for getting the role... I'm not 100% sure she had sex with Toma, but I really really think so. Cuz at the end of the film, when shes practcing and someone turns off the lights, she sees herself, dressed in black, having sex with Toma, so it problably hapenned, but she just won't accept it. She is scared of her dark side, the same dark side who stabed the ancient ballerina at the hospital. You guys remember her, right? the ''little princess'' one, who tryied to kill herself and ended up in hospital. Nina does stabs her with that nail thing, but she just thinks she didn't, cuz she dosen't want to acept that she is dark. And she brings her inconfidence about herself and her dark side to Lilly, so she starts to really stalk Lilly, like saying she wants her part, and she did, but she was not all crazy about it... And Nina even starts to make Lilly look like shes the one whos trying to ''get'' her, but it's really not, it's actualy her dark-side who's trying to get her. All of those years living with her mom, being dressed up by her mom, having her nails cut down by her mom, and just being treated like a 9 year old girl has got her crazy, and her dark side is hungry, hungry for freedom. Her sexy,woman, dark side is trying to come out, but she won't let it cuz she's scared and her mom keeps pushing her to not embrace that dark side. So, it kinda goes like this: Toma wants her to get her dark side out, but her mom dosen't. So she dosen't know what to do, and finally, when her dark side posesses her at the end of the film, she even kisses Toma. That's the moment when Nina (her ''white'' personality) realizes that she lost her prince to another ''girl''. Herself. Her dark side stole her man, and she wants to kill that side, and she does, by stabbing her image of darkness, sexyness and ''perfection''. Who's that? Who does Nina ''worships'' as being all the things she isn't? Lilly. So she ''kills'' Lilly thinking that she would win the battle, keep the prince, and be Nina again. But she dosen't, in fact, instead of killing Lilly, she kills herself, because, even tough her dark side has a completely different personality, it's still traped in her body. So, when she kills her dark side, she kills her self for complete. Then, at the ending, you can clearely see it's Nina up there, dressed like the white swan, not her evil personality, the one who killed Toma, but the old white-swan Nina, who cryies during the whole act of suicide, because it's not just a fictonary suicide, it's real, she really killed herself so she could stop herself from being dark and taking away everything from her. She couldn't let her dark side take over. So she kills herself, and even feels proud to do so, because the few moments her dark-side could dance free, wore the most perfect moments ever. That's all she needed: To let her dark side flow, and she did, but couldn't let it flow forever... Well, that's my opinion, guys. I'm no film reviewer or anything, in fact, I hope y'all can understand this, cuz I'm brazilian so my english is far from being perfect. Sorry for that, and sorry for being too long too.

Her potrayal of Nina is by far the most bizzare,haunting, fantastic, bewitching acting I've ever seen.

I'm here after reading the tweets about BS&T and Black Swan connection. And damn, I am : shooketh.

I don't want to sound sappy but this movie was truly artistic beauty

Anyone here from once upon a time because "black swan"? Also ITS CORA!!!

Do your thang~

This is such a good movie Natalie Portman totally deserved that Oscar

I only looked up the trailer because I love how she tells that little story in the beginning. It's so sad

This trailer does not do this brilliant movie justice!

I've only watched this movie once. It was so emotionally taxing, I was completely exhausted by the end. This performance put Ms. Portman amongst the true greats.

I refused to watch this movie for some reason until today. This is masterpiece! Absolute performance by Natalie.😭

Never seen the movie but judging by the director of this movie Darren Aronofsky.. this movie will be either depressing or weird.

A few minutes ago I started watching Black Swan because I've wanted to see it for awhile now, not knowing it's a thriller/ horror film. I thought it was just about a girl going through the troubles of being a ballerina. Oh God, I'm scared to finish the movie lol

Two words perfect blue.

darren aronofsky deserve an award everytime he make a film

I think I stopped breathing for the last 15 minutes of the film! It was an incredible performance, Natalie Portman has been simply incredible!

This film, in my opinion, is one of the greatest movies of all time. Darren Aronofsky DEFINITELY hit a home run with this. In fact, this one is only the 3rd psychological thriller I've seen, first being SILENCE OF THE LAMBS and the second being SHUTTER ISLAND. I'm thrilled how this film can't be considered an art film due to its thick, detailed plot. Also, it's one of the scariest horror films I've seen since THE CONJURING, and that was absolutely terrifying. Who knew Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis could portray such amazing characters. Obviously no one else could play them. Actually, because of their performances in BLACK SWAN, I wrote two characters for them to play in my film I'm writing. There will be a video about it on my channel in a while.

I too, have each time felt the ending of this film, in the pit of my stomach. A cinematic masterpiece !

this film reminds me of myself, a girl who is devastated that he fell for the wrong girl I took it too deeply and it emotionally tore me apart

One of the best trailers ever.

I know its 2019 but this movie still gave me chills every time I watch it. And I watched this again a while ago and I realized how depressing this is.. so beautiful! And one of the remarkable movie ever made, great job!

Natalie Portman acting alone in this terriefies you, more than a ghost in other horror films

i remember my dancing teacher made us watch this when i was 6, when it came out. i had nightmares for months. and now im 19, i wanna watch it again to see if its a different experience from when i was 6.

SPOILER ALERT!!!!! DON'T READ IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE FILM!!!!! People say that being picked for the "Swan Queen" drove her to insanity. I disagree, because in the beginning before she even got the part of the Swan Queen, she was having visions of her double while on the train to work. Was she always delusional? I think she was always in some way delusional because her Mother always wanted to protect her. Hence, always wanted to check her skin and clip her nails because she was always scratching. Why did she scratch all the time? Why did her Mom always cry and what did the paintings in her Mother's room represent? Why was the mom so pissed that she didn't want a piece of cake? I understand the rest of the movie, just want these questions answered. Thanks!!!

This film is brilliant! It really gives audiences a more in depth feeling of what the pressure of being a ballet dancer can be like.

"- what happened to my sweet girl? - she's gone" DAAAAAAAMN it gets me goosebumps

I watched the whole movie not knowing it was a drama/HORROR film and damn.. it honestly freaked the crap out of me at some times but it was also so very beautiful

This movie blew my fucking mind. I've no words for it but man its definitely one of the movie that is a must watch!

This movie is so brilliant! One of the best movies i've watched

I love how this movie takes beauty and transforms it into horror.

just finished the movie & read an article explaining it and this movie has such a deep and amazing meaning behind it, I was shook for almost the entire of the movie and I did not think i'd love it as much as I do now

Is this based or inspired by Perfect Blue or something?

trying to understand thermodynamics got me like this.

Aronofsky really makes great thrillers, I really enjoyed this film back when it came out. Natalie deserved that oscar now she is the mighty thor!!

this is the most accurate representation of ballerinas i have ever seen